I have been trying to understand and get something working with dependency properties. I have read loads of descriptions and explanations about DP\'s, and I also think I understand where they should
I am tring to extend an existing microsoft control called the PivotViewer. This control has an existing property that I want to expose to my ViewModel.
I am having trouble setting a property of a custom user control using a DependencyProperty through databinding on the parent UserControl.
Been beating my head against a wall and figured it was time to post a question.I have the following user control
I have an user control named GraphPanel. It has two dependency properties, one custom, PanelTitle, and the other inherited from the FrameworkElement, Content.
I have 3 dependancy Properties and a开发者_Go百科 FrameworkPropertyMetadata, I get a crash when I try to use the metadata on more than one DP. I dont want to have 3 duplicates of the metadatam is ther
EDIT: So, it turns out that it was a problem with the code in the VM (embarrassingly enough checking on a property that always returned true [after a refactoring session] ) - I\'d kind of assumed that
I have a TextBox Binded to a dependancy property, I have implemented a PropertyChangedCallBack function, when the text changes I need to call textbox.ScrollToEnd() but I cant since the PropertChanged
I have a lot of existing business objects with many properties and collections inside which I want to bind the userinterface to. Using DependencyProp开发者_开发技巧erty or ObservableCollections inside
So I think I understand what a dependency property is and why we need them - they are properties managed by the Silverlight/WPF libraries such that the runtime can have some control over how they are
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